President predicts solid long term prosperity after inflation ends
The President told a Washington correspondent that information from all quarters and conversations with men from every state point to hopeful outcomes. He expects resumption of prosperity with crops, peace, and money circulating, foreseeing a stable, substantial growth rather than flashy postwar gains. He would prefer his view to be heard over the alternative.
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Washington
America
Coue
Society for the Protection of Working Women Targeted
The Boston institution investigates claims from working women especially poor sewing girls who quit machines nearly paid for on instalment plans, seeking the protection of citizens.
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Boston
the Society For the Protection of Working Women
Ocean Disaster Reported as Emily B Souder Founders
The steamship Emily B Souder left New York Dec 4 bound for Turk's Island and Santo Domingo and foundered two days out. Two sailors picked up say all others aboard likely drowned. Separately a New York bank messenger lost 160000 Clearing House certificates 42900 gold certificates 6755 currency and 67 gold. Clearing House certificates payments stopped while bearer gold certificates remain payable. Turbulent Mexico quells Lerma clerical rebellion. National troops defeat forces and eighty captured are hanged. Port de Paix Haiti floods destroy towns Saint Louis del Nord destroyed. Boston Custom House plans January 1 reduction, no higher clerks affected. Marshall S P Law seeks pardon after 1872 posting office theft. Portsmouth NH business leader Charles C Akerman dies by hanging.
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Emily B. Souder
New York
Turk’s Island
Santo Domingo
United States
Mexico
Lerma
Escudero
Hayti
Port de Paix
St. Louis del Nord
Boston Custom House
Marshall
P. Law
Boston Post Office
Charles C. Akerman
Portsmouth
N. H
Snowfall and Cold at Major Cities Across the North East
Snow fell at midnight in Rochester Cleveland and Detroit with Chicago and St Louis recording the coldest at 10 above. Temperatures ranged from 18 above in Cleveland to 34 in New Orleans with many eastern cities in the high teens to upper twenties.
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Rochester
N. Y
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
St. Louis
Mercury
Eastport
Portland
Boston
Albany
Buffalo
New York City
Washington
Savannah
New Orleans
Bank messenger loses pocketbook with 160000 dollars
New York December 27. Importers and Traders Bank messenger misplaced a pocket-book containing Clearing House exchanges totaling 160000 dollars in legal tender deposits plus 242900 gold certificates and 26755 currency. The bank offers an 85000 dollar reward for return. Also reports on Judge Choate denying a habeas corpus motion in Red Leary case and other affairs including a secret coal board session and a divorce-like shooting incident.
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Northampton
Cook
New York
Pickins
Pine and
Nassau Streets
Astor House
United States Treasury
United States
Treasury
Offman Beach
Choate
Red Leary
Nat
Massachusetts
United States Supreme Court
Leary
Supreme Court
Gov. Robinson
Pardon push and Army bill doubts shape Senate brief
Washington reports a push to pardon Marshall S. P. Law, former Boston Post Office employee jailed in 1872 for embezzlement. District Attorney in Boston advised against the petition. a reconsideration may follow before the Attorney General and President. Also, doubts linger over Army Reorganization bill passage as Appropriations Committee resists attaching it to funding bills. Discharges at Boston Custom House planned January 1 and the Blaine Impeachment Committee faces budgeting and procedural questions.
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Boston Post Office
Law
United States
Boston
House Appropriations Committee
Conger
House
Hayes Interview Highlights Hopeful Times and Bank Policy
New York December 27 The Graphic publishes an interview with President Hayes who expresses strong hope for prosperity in the remainder of his term. He says the financial outlook is cheerful, supports specie resumption, and believes paper money will stay at a small premium for convenience. He rejects abolition of national banks, says the Southern question is nearly dead, and criticizes Blaine outrage resolutions and the Potter Committee as failures.
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New York
Graphic
Hayes
House
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Balances in National Banks and Treasury actions
Treasury release reports bank balances in coin and currency totaling 58,532,950 backed by U S bonds. Funds up to 20,000 will back Teller Committee investigations. other items note indictments, naval orders, and political appointments across Washington including Mosby’s return in March 1881.
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New York
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Davenport
State Department
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Foreign News of Lerma Faction Defeat at Tepic
A passenger reports a major clash between Lerma clerical forces and National troops led by Gen Escudero near Tepic. Lerma’s Indians captured Tepic and blocked the Tepic San Blas route, but were decisively defeated. Eighty rebels were hanged, others were sent home after release or forced service claims.
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River floods Port de Paix and destroys towns
A river changing its bed overflowed Port de Paix, destroying many houses and lives. St Louis del Nord about three miles away was said to be entirely destroyed by the flood, with no date given for the report from Port au Prince.
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H. W. Alten
Port au-Prince
Port Deaix
St. Louis del Nord
Emily B Souder wreck reported near Kingston after New York departure
A London telegram reports the steamship Emily B Souder, sailing Dec 8 from New York to Turk's Island and Santo Domingo, foundered two days out. Two survivors landed at Kingston, Jamaica, and say the rest may be drowned. Passenger and officer lists are given, with details of the vessel built 1864, 208 feet long, 778 tons, and last inspected Jan 1877. Insurance and ownership details noted.
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Ferdinand Klemmer
Y. Mella
William B. Clyde
United States
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Atlantic
Havana
J. R. Roberts
W. F. Weld & Co
Boston
New Orleans
Key West
Rumors of Attempts to Assassinate Emperor Francis Joseph
Vienna reports rumors of plots against Francis Joseph during Christmas stay at Goedvelloe Palace in Hungary. Police reinforce guard around the palace while seeking a Saxon painter suspected of involvement. no concrete attack details confirmed.
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Vienna
Tagblatt
Goedvelloe
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Austria
Labor Troubles in England
London reports a coal owners meeting in Sheffield where workers proposed withdrawing wage cuts, a proposal masters refused. The meeting adjourned to January 9 to hear the miners council's January 6 decision. Oldham cotton operatives steadily return to work as district meetings set for Saturday to discuss the situation.
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Sheffield
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German tariff plan could raise revenue and aid treaties
Berlin reports Bismarck’s tariff revision plan aims to secure revenue from select articles, potentially reducing taxed items if burdensome. The tariff would ease negotiations by allowing Germany to trade concessions for duty relinquishment, aligning with England and America’s revenue expectations.
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Buckley Adrift After Gale Off Pacific Mail Piers
New York December 27 reports that after a gale the northern harbor quieted and steamers returned to the Pacific Mail Steamship Company remnants. The schooner Buckley, tied to a pier, had its hawser cut causing it to drift, but its final anchor held through the gale.
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Aspinwall
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
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Thaw Continues in London as Snow Recedes Across England
London reports a continuing thaw with snow and ice nearly gone and mild weather across England. Clearing obstructing snow on Scotch railways progresses, enabling traffic to resume at many points while Scotland shows no thaw yet.
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Frere’s Message Urges Zula Army Disbandment and Bay Cession
Care Town reports on good authority that Sir Bartle Frere’s communication to the Zula King demands disbandment of the Zula army, cession of St. Lucia Bay, and the reception of a British resident. The message has not yet reached the King. A war is considered imminent.
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Bartle Frere
St. Lucia Bay
Acklen Scandal Details Trafficking and Betrayal Claims
New Orleans reports summarizing evidence before the Investigating Committee alleges Congressman Acklen betrayed a planter’s daughter, arranged her marriage to his agent, who fled to Texas, her child’s birth, social ostracism, and her death from yellow fever. Affidavits cite Acklen's innocence but are contradicted by handwriting and witness testimony. Committee members signing the summary include Kenner, Penn, Voorhis, Theard, Gautheaux, and Hearsy.
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J. R. Alcea Gautheaux
H. J. Hearsy
Charter Oak trial audits New York property value
In Hartford on December 27 the Charter Oak case spent the day examining witnesses about the New York property's value owned by the company and bought by Furber. Estimates ranged from 3.23 million to 2.5 million dollars, while defendants' witnesses placed it between 3.5 and 3.83 million. Company officers testified the asset is worth its book value and yields about six percent income.
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Homer Morgan
Anthony I. Bleecker
Gen. Egbert L. Viele
George M. Bartholomew
R. McNary
Khedive’s Winter Palace Destroyed by Fire in Cairo
A blaze at Abdin Palace, the Winter residence of the Khedive in Cairo, consumed about half of the building. Simultaneously a major fire in Hong Kong broke out on Christmas, raging for many hours and causing extensive property damage.
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The Ameer's Flight
A Lahore dispatch reports Yakoob Khan son of the Afghanistan Ameer has entered Jellalabad and is viewed as submission to the British A telegram from Tiflis says the Ameer reached Tashkend indicating movement amid Afghan affairs and regional diplomacy.
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Murder on Roton Hill in Norwalk Shocks Town
A brutal murder occurred near Roton Hill Norwalk at 7 30pm. Victim is wealthy resident Mr Schulte. Authorities believe tramps killed him seeking nearly 50 000 hidden at his home. Servant William Buckholz also attacked as assailants struck with a hatchet and knife. Town in deep turmoil.
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Paris Firms Back Parisian Telegraph Capital Scheme
Paris reports that the Code Europienne notes the Paris and New York Telegraph Company of M. Pouyer Quertier has secured three Parisian financial institutions to guarantee the required capital of 52,000,000 francs, with 42,000,000 francs to be raised through an issue of 84,000 shares. Rome and others report Vatican Austria plans, and a set of other international notes.
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Wild animal fights and stage chaos at Alhambra Theatre
An advertised $100 side bout between an Eastern fighting bulldog Turk and a 42-pound wildcat drew crowds but ended with the cat leaping into the audience. The ensuing “olio” turned into a slapstick chase among instruments, ending with audience laughter and a brief encore. In Milwaukee, Lina Tettenborn’s Tina drama featured a German scene with a dog misreading cues, causing milk wagons and props to scatter after the dog chased a prompter.
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Alhambra Theatre
Turk
Chicago Tribune
Grand Opera House
Milwaukee
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Tina
Hartina
Murderer Laros Surrendered After Flight From Asylum
Detective Johnson arrives in Harrisburg with Allen C. Laros, killer of his parents and an Easton, Pennsylvania elder. Ark sheriff hands Laros to authorities after his Arkansas admission of poisoning his parents. He had fled Memphis after attempting to contract yellow fever, escaped a lunatic asylum, and now prefers hanging to another asylum.
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Harrisburg
Allen C. Laros
Schug
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Laros
Crittenden County
Ark
Memphis
Southern Ohio Indiana Kentucky merchant failures report
Dun, Barlow & Co. reports thirty-seven Ohio counties and thirty-nine Indiana and Kentucky counties show seventy-seven business failures this last quarter with liabilities totaling 1.4 million dollars. Two failures, Heman & Co. and Acne & Co., account for 1.1 million of that total. Last year’s quarter logged 203 failures with 4 million dollars in liabilities.
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Dun, Barlow & Co
Mercantile Agency
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Heman & Co
Acne & Co
Counterfeiting charges bail set for two men
In San Francisco on December 27 United States Commissioner Obeline held John McDonald and William Davis to answer before the Grand Jury on counterfeit ing. Bail was fixed at $500 each. At the Constitutional Convention a committee was appointed to investigate charges of infamous crimes against O'Donnell a delegate from San Francisco.
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E. M. Jenkins
Cook
Jenkins
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Toronto
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O’donnell
New York Man Buys Abdallah Park Trotting Colts
The Sun reports W. H. Wilson of Abdallah Park Cynthiana Kentucky purchasing six two year old thoroughbred trotting colts, offspring of Smuggler, from Col Russell of Milton Massachusetts. The colts were shipped to New York today en route to Kentucky for racing.
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Abdallah Park
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Milton
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Oswego County Treasurer Accounts Discrepancy Reported
Oswego New York December 27 The Board of Supervisors reports a discrepancy of 55197 in the accounts of the late Treasurer Luther H Conklin with Oswego county A committee has been appointed to examine his books.
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Board of Supervisors
Luther H. Conklin
Oswego County
Newark Council Votes Deep Salary Cuts for Officials
The Common Council of Newark New Jersey voted to reduce city officials salaries by 10 to 15 percent amid a wave of fiscal tightening. The move affects multiple department heads as the city aims to trim expenses and balance the budget.
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Joseph Gearing
Toronto
Detroit
Justice Learned
John G. Farnsworth
Eagle Mowing
Albany
N. Y
Cleveland
Cuyahoga River
Carl A. G. Adae
Adolph Seineske
Cincinnati
Adaae & Co
Benjamin Hunter
Gov. McClellan
Newburyport Notes Reports Fire Alarms and Shipbuilding Decline
Chief Engineer Goodwin records twenty five alarms this year with total losses under seven thousand dollars. Merrimac shipbuilding shows two ships one bark and four schooners totaling about four thousand tons, a sharp drop from prior years, leaving only one schooner under construction. City Marshal notes five hundred sixty three arrests this year with three hundred fourteen for drunkenness, foreign born comprise about three-fifths. Property recovered by police amounts to four thousand dollars. Mr and Mrs Samuel Bridges and Mr and Mrs Solomon Martin celebrated their golden weddings at Christmas.
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Goodwin
Merrimac
Samuel Bridges
Solomon Martin
Fire losses reported across several cities on December 27
Reports from New York Harrisburg New Haven St Louis and other cities itemize extensive fire damages. Catholic Publication Society offices cost about 50000 in losses with insured sums including Phoenix Hartford Alliance and American. Other sites include a Bradford cottage with 28 sleeping rooms burned and a New York cardboard factory at 190 William Street with 5000 loss. An incendiary fire destroyed E Clarck’s ice house in New Haven for 5000. A wholesale hat store in St Louis suffered 25000 loss insured by Hartford and National. Lippe's mirror factory and McGee's publishing house in Barclay Street sustained combined damage around 10000.
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Catholic World
Young Catholic
Phoenix
Hartford
Alliance and American
Boston
Harrisburg
Bradford
New York
William Street
Frier & Wolfe
Lawrence N. Cohen
New Haven
Conn
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Birmingham
St. Lovuis
Lockwood & Co
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Lippe
Mirror
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May Bell wrecks off Halifax with crew saved
The schooner May Bell from Prince Edward Island bound for Providence ran ashore in Indian Harbor on Christmas night. The crew were saved, but the vessel and cargo were a total loss. The Edith Troop departed New York for Antwerp after distress today. The Armanilla, herring fishing off the Bay of Fundy, was wrecked at Dead Man's Head in Saturday night's gale. owned by Samuel Theal of Carleton.
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Prince Edward Island
Providence
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Edith Troop
New York
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Armanilla
Bay of Fundy
Dead Man’s Head
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Carleton
Prominent Merchant Akerman Ends Life In Store
Charles C. Akerman a young Portsmouth businessman died by hanging in his grocery store tonight after undergoing medical treatment for a period. Authorities suspect low spirits contributed to the act. efforts to revive him failed. In New Orleans A Elmer Bader Austrian Consul and cotton buyer drowned himself in the river. body recovered and cause unknown.
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Charles C. Akerman
New Orleans
A. Elmer Bader
Grand Jury Recommends Information Against State Printer Dupre
New Orleans report shows alleged irregularities by George W. Dupre the state printer. The Grand Jury says the state was defrauded and asks the District Attorney to file information for obtaining money or warrants under false pretences. Included is a March 20 1878 bill for 13963 dollars.
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George W. Dupre
Wheeler & Co. banker checks bounce. Forbus accused
In Cincinnati on Christmas, R. C. Wheeler & Co. bought hog stock on commission and paid with checks issued by Charles P. Forbus. The same day the stock was sold to a dealer, but the bank later found Forbus had withdrawn $23,000 from Wheeler & Co.’s deposits. He admits drawing the money and says it covered other debts of the firm.
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First Train Reaches Watertown After Snow Blockade
The first train to reach Watertown since last Tuesday arrived this afternoon on the Utica and Black River line bringing many snow burnt passengers and mails. The Rome Watertown and Ogdensburg line remains blocked at both ends but may be cleared by tomorrow night.
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Chicago Jury Acquits Two in Lagrange Murder Case
In Criminal Court the closing speeches were delivered and the jury charged in the murder trial of Joe St Peters and Mrs A B Clark for the death of her husband at Lagrange. After five hours of deliberation the jury found both not guilty.
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Grand Masonic Lodge Holds Semiannual Communication
In Manchester the Grand Masonic Lodge convened a day and evening session at Masonic Hall. Worshipful Solon O. Carter of Keene served as a principal figure during the proceedings.
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Princess Louise Charms Ottawa with Plain Unostentatious Walks
Correspondence from Hamilton Ontario reports the Marquis of Lorne and Princess Louise visiting Rideau Hall. The couple greeted delegates quietly, while the Princess sets an example of simple attire, daily walks, and modest tastes, contrasting American fashionable excess.
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Obituary notes for Joseph Smith and several New England figures
Obituary notices recount the life of Joseph Smith street commissioner, born 1809 in Dorchester and long resident of South Boston, with service in politics and business, plus other deaths including Edward Morse Holland and Charles E. Gorham in San Francisco. Additional entries mention Gen. D. C. McCollum and local figures from Massachusetts, with varied careers in banking, farming, and shipping.
Maine storms wipe out Merriam stave and shin gle mill
A fierce Tuesday night storm destroyed Elisha Merriam’s stave and shin gle mill in Morrill and blew off the saw mill roof, with losses around 1000 dollars. The Belfast Age notes continued maritime losses in the year. Also reported are legal decisions, arrests, and Indian agency expenditures for 1878.
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Dartmouth Opens Term and Town News From Portsmouth
The Winter term of Dartmouth College opened with small attendance due to teaching duties. Reports hint at changes to term length and count. Portsmouth cases include Thomas Quinn suing the city for 23000 after injuring his hip on ice, echoing a prior 23000 claim for a leg break. A cottage fire on Rye Beach is attributed to incendiary action. Local notes cover a woodsman, Pinkham case postponement, and state pork prices at historic lows with hog trades in Manchester and Enfield.
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Bertie Macomber Dies After Attempted Suicide
A few days after an attempted death by action at East Montpelier Bertie Macomber has died. The report notes the incident and confirms the death, with local attention expected from authorities.
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Worcester area tax, deaths, and notable losses in 19th century reports
Worcester county dog tax this year totals 15723 dollars, 31498 less than last year. Unitarian Rev. Minot Gage of Gloucester resigns for ill health to spend winter in Florida. Colerain’s Mrs Joseph Brown dies after a fall from cellar stairs. Fitchburg city treasurer reports receipts 323860 and expenses 32257287, net debt 76135801, down 31645499. Sixteen other items include injuries to Robinson Brock after a horse incident in Holyoke, Taunton river bridge apportionment, Washburn leaving Worcester for Havana, Stephen Shumway’s suicide attempt, Colerain freshet damage over 10000, autopsy on George Ellis, Skinner bigamy case in Brookyn to Worcester transfer, White of Riverdale Gloucester badly injured and dies."
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Highland Spring
Thomas B. Williams
Alice Williams
MOS#S
Williams, Jr
Charles A. Williams
Jel
Dp&p&writ
Permot
R. H. Stearns & 60
Tremont ST
Custom Department
Macullat
Williams & Parker
Stern & Rose
Pereilns
Stern & CO
Sunny Slope
San Gabriel
Cal
A. Werner & Co
Milk Street
A. N. Cowderey
SPW. Holmes Furniture CO
Holiday Furniture
Witasra
Boston Statesman and Weekly Post
Our
Capital
Pilgrims
Fechter
Merrill
Bayard Tayslor
Das
Globe Theatre
Office
Post Office
Benj. F. Stevens
Jos. M. Gibbons
Alliance
Cor
Arch ST
Charles R. Howard
Stante
George H. Long
Lehigh
Draper
Shamokin
Cannel
Acadia
Cumberland
Federal Street
JESSE TIRERELL &@ CO
Riggs House
W. Spofford
Std
C St
Aaron BR. Gay
Anita
Ciudad
Bolivar
Newport
Bandon Distillery
Samaria
James Collins & CO
Beach and
South Streets
J. H. Cutter
Milton J. Hardy & Co
Central ST
Jals
Camden
Athork
Brush Electric Light CO
Pemberton Sq
Steeo
Rogers& CO
Dundee
Gorham Gods
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!